Reprinted from Show Technology magazine, fall 1998 When North Carolina nightclub impresario Paul Talley needed to remodel his legendary Club Zero, he knew he'd probably have to import the talent. Through friends Talley found Scott A. Feiwell in Los Angeles. Feiwell, who has worked primarily in L.A.. was up for the challenge. The existing lighting system consisted of eight LWR Emulators, twelve Dataflash, and approximately one hundred PAR 36 pinspots controlled by NSI remote dimmer packs. Talley stressed to Feiwell that he wanted the best lighting and sound package he could get within a reasonable budget. Scott looked to Towards 2000 in Burbank to assist in the design process.
T2K was pleasantly surprised with the mix of Emulator, Trackspot, Technobeam, and Dataflash. "The blend of the older LWR Emulators and the difference of color temperature between the moving lights gives a great visual blend and really lets each group of fixtures stand out. The surprising hit of the system is really the Emulators. Even though they were almost eight years old, all they needed were new lamps and a thorough cleaning to perform flawlessly."
Zero's audio system is comprised of eight Radian 12" two way cabinets and three dual l8" Radian subwoofers. All the amps are OSC with processing by Rane. A Dbx compressor limiter keeps sound lewel maintained at a maximum of about 118 db. Scott A. Feiwell's other recent credits include the Congo Room in Los Angeles and corporate clients such as Hugo Boss and Vanity Fair. |
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